I Really Don't Know That I Was Reborn

After reading the first three chapters and the extras, my overall impression is: the setting is very high, really very high The setting of true and false rebirth is really shocking

The relationship between the three people in the book is the most perfect and harmonious model I can think of. If you don't like it, there's nothing I can do about it. (After persisting for a while, if it doesn't work, I'll cut it off... I muttered it quietly.)

Actually, what is really interesting is that after the male and female protagonists have children, they are worried that they will not last until then.

It is to change the past life into a dream, so that the two heroines have no intersection with the male protagonist in the past life, and marrying someone else will not seem so poisonous. It can be regarded as annihilation.

If I didn't look through the bookshelf, I wouldn't know you had opened the book.

Aha... The text can still be polished... There is more to come, more to come, more to come